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BackgroundTwenty-two native Crop Wild Relatives (CWR) occur in specific dry environments of Madeira Archipelago, like Desembarcadouro islet in Ponta de São Lourenço and Chão islet in Desertas Islands. Nine of them share the same gene pool with crop species included in Annex I of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture. Amongst them,  Betapatula    Aiton, an IUCN Critically Endangered species, has been studied in detail for  in situ  and  ex situ  conservation. The present paper summarises the information recorded during the  Betapatula    population assessment. Valuable information on plant communities associated with this species was obtained.New informationThe data provides information of a vegetation census spanning 7 years, from 2014 to 2020, in two uninhabited islets where  Betapatula    occurs, Desembarcadouro and Chão islets. The collected dataset consists of 1,786 vegetation descriptions, where 31 species were recorded. All generated data have been published and will be used towards the implementation of conservation actions and to establish a middle term management protocol for  Betapatula    and other CWR  in situ  conservation in the framework of a genetic reserve. This work is part of a EU LIFE Project, LIFE RECOVER NATURA and was conducted by members of the ISOPlexis Center, University of Madeira.

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Structure and floristic composition associated with an endangered species  Beta     patula    Aiton (  Amaranthaceae  ) in the Islands of Madeira Archipelago